The phrase "fiscal shortage" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a situation where there is a lack or insufficiency of funds or resources in a company or government's budget. You can use it when discussing financial issues, particularly in the context of budget deficits or budget cuts. Example: The government's decision to increase military spending has resulted in a fiscal shortage for education and healthcare programs.
"Current fiscal shortages have compelled us to examine all of our operations, including those related to delivery," Ms. Luna said.
Foreign exchange reserves are falling, a chronic fiscal deficit is widening and electricity shortages are endemic.
A decrease (increase) in lump-sum taxes can be interpreted as additional fiscal leeway (shortage) induced by the labor market reform.
Facing the shortage of fiscal revenue caused by the TSS reform, many provinces similarly introduced intraprovincial fiscal system reforms and concentrated more revenue on the provincial and prefectural levels, leaving county-level and township-level governments with severe fiscal revenue shortages.
The second of two omnibus bills in 2013 contained changes to the way Supreme Court justices are selected, an inclusion some thought was illegal because it was not mentioned in the budget and had no fiscal impact.There is no shortage of ideas on how to improve the budget process.
The growing demands of an aging population, a looming nursing shortage, widespread fiscal constraints and the growing complexity of a dynamic healthcare landscape means that graduate registered nurses (GRNs) are increasingly expected to be practice ready.
Time will tell whether or not Mr. Yadav's ambitions succeed or meet a similar fate, but given Uttar Pradesh's fragile fiscal state and its shortages of power and water, the margin for error here is painfully thin.
Imports have risen fourfold over the past four years, while GDP has expanded by only half over the same period.José Manuel Puente, an economist at IESA, a business school in Caracas, sees four warning lights for the economy: oil output, inflation, fiscal problems and a growing shortage of dollars.
In other cases, staff numbers have been reduced to meet fiscal constraints, which subsequently created shortages much more difficult to rectify.
